Road Redemption – When Racing Becomes a Full-Contact Sport

 

Road Redemption – When Racing Becomes a Full-

Contact Sport

By Drake’s Nexus

If you think racing games are just about following a track, hitting perfect drifts, and crossing the finish line in style… think again. In Road Redemption, the road is your battlefield, your bike is your weapon, and the only thing faster than your wheels is the swing of your melee weapon as chaos unfolds at 120 mph.

Born from the spirit of the legendary Road Rash series, Road Redemption by Pixel Dash Studios is not your standard Sunday drive. Picture this: roaring down a highway in a post-apocalyptic world where biker gangs rule, alliances are temporary, and everyone wants to knock you off your ride—literally.

This isn’t just about speed. It’s about survival. Whether you’re brawling in close quarters with a steel pipe, taking out rivals with well-timed kicks, or even pulling out a little extra firepower (yes, the kind that goes “bang”), every second on the road is an unpredictable, white-knuckle thrill ride.

The game’s mix of racing intensity and full-on combat is addictive, whether you’re going solo or sharing the carnage with friends in split-screen multiplayer. And because every race can play out differently thanks to its roguelike elements, you’ll keep coming back for “just one more run.”

And here’s the best part—if you’ve been itching to try it out, now’s the perfect time. For a limited time, you can grab Road Redemption for free. That’s right—free. No tricks, no catches—just pure two-wheeled mayhem waiting for you.

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So, buckle up (metaphorically… helmets are more important here), rev that engine, and remember—on this road, there are no speed limits, no rules, and no mercy.